Exelon Corp The largest U.S. operator of nuclear power plants defeated a legal bid from NRG Energy Inc. that attempted to temporarily block a takeover.

Ford Motor Co The automaker is expected to have its request for billions in federal loans to develop new, fuel-saving vehicles and technologies approved by the Department of Energy on Tuesday, the Detroit News reported.

News Corp The MySpace division plans to restructure its international operations, cutting 300 of its 450 overseas employees and closing at least four offices outside the U.S.

Rambus Inc The memory-chip designer reduced its sales forecast, saying it now expects to report second-quarter revenue of $27.2M at most. It plans to offer $150M of convertible senior notes.

Following the announcement of its recent test results, Boston Scientific (BSX 9.57, +0.33) is among the most actively traded names in the S&P 500 this session. Citigroup (C 3.02, +0.02) is also among the most actively traded names.

The S&P rose to a seven-month high of 956.16 on June 11, which put the index up 5.9% year-to-date and up 43.3% from the 666.92 low seen March 6. Traders got bearish Monday after the index closed below its 200 day moving average (then at 900.77 now 899.03). Up until Monday, the S&P had closed above its 200 day since June 1. If downside momentum again begins to mount, extended losses toward 875/880 (prior support/resistance seen as larger pivot) are likely. A break sub 875 would be deemed very bearish, analysts say.

The stock market is paring recent gains as it drifts back to the unchanged mark. Though the stock market has been moving back and forth in positive and negative ground, trading in the S&P 500 remains confined to a relatively narrow 10 point range.
Crude oil prices have also fluctuated this session. Oil futures prices started the session in higher ground, but reversed course only to make an impressive rebound. Crude oil prices are currently up 1.9% to $68.80 per barrel. That has helped energy stocks hold a 0.5% gain.

Economists at Morgan Stanley say the stable trend in existing home sales "will be significantly challenged going forward after the spike in mortgage rates that began in late May."
They say Richmond Fed mfg index at 6 in June from 4 in May, is "consistent with our preliminary forecast for a small further improvement in the national ISM to 43.5 from 42.8." They say "The FHFA house price index dipped 0.1% in April for a 7% year/year drop. Prices for homes financed with conventional mortgages appear to be holding up much better than the overall market, though these numbers are still somewhat hard to believe.

The dollar dropped to a one-week low against the euro on speculation the Federal Reserve will temper expectations for an interest-rate increase this year in an attempt to lower borrowing costs.
The central bank will probably keep its benchmark rate close to zero and continue its $300 billion program of Treasury purchases, according to a Bloomberg News survey of 58 economists before tomorrow’s statement. The pound fell versus the euro by the most in almost three weeks after Bank of England Chief Economist Spencer Dale said a weaker currency was a “key channel” to spur economic growth.
“The market is worried that the Fed will put a damper on yields and that will take away support from the dollar,” said Henrik Gullberg, a currency strategist in London at Deutsche Bank AG, the world’s biggest foreign-exchange trader. “That’s the main reason the dollar looks vulnerable right now.”
Futures traders cut bets the Fed will raise interest rates by at least a quarter-percentage point to 0.5 percent by December, lowering the odds to 40 percent from 49 percent a week ago.
“The dollar’s immediate problem is market concern about the Fed’s inflation-fighting credibility,” a team of Credit Suisse currency strategists led by Ray Farris in London wrote in a note today, referring to the Fed’s purchases of assets. “We see ways for the Fed to salve some of these concerns, but we doubt the Fed will turn hawkish enough to support the dollar,” CreditSuisse said.
Manufacturing activity in the central Atlantic region accelerated this month and U.S. home resales climbed in May, according to data published today by the Fed and National Association of Realtors. The Richmond Federal Reserve Bank’s index of current activity climbed to six from four and existing home sales advanced 2.4 percent to an annual rate of 4.77 million, less than the 4.823 million economists had forecast.

The stock market is back at the unchanged mark as the overall picture stays mixed. Currently, just four of the major sectors in the S&P 500 are trading with gains. Telecom (+1.7%) remains the best performer.
Financials have made their way to a 1.5% gain as diversified bank stocks climb 2.3% and diversified financial services stocks climb 2.4%. Highly regarded investment analyst Richard Bove argued in a Barron's article that big banks could see dramatic increases in their net income.
Gains are also being had by materials stocks (+0.7%) and energy stocks (+0.4%) as basic materials and commodities prices climb amid a weaker dollar.

Dean Maki, Chief US Economist at Barclays Capital, has increased 2H 2009 GDP estimates. "We now look for stronger growth in Q3 09 (2.5% from 2.0%) and Q4 09 (3.5% from 3.0%). The change is mainly in response to congressional passage late last week of the "cash for clunkers" bill, which gives consumers up to $4,500 to trade in their old cars and light trucks" - which should boost spending and auto production.

The S&P 500 has made its way back into positive ground, but the Nasdaq and the Dow continue to trade with modest losses.
Health care stocks are surrendering their gains as the broader market recovers. Health care stocks are up just 0.1%, though Boston Scientific (BSX 9.55, +0.31) continues to sport an impressive gain. Boston Scientific announced positive results from a recent test for some of its defibrillators.

as economic uncertainty hit equity markets and added to expectation that oil demand could be slow to revive significantly. However, oil's losses were limited by dollar weakness. A lower dollar can strengthen commodities denominated in the currency.
U.S. crude for August was down 50 cents at $67.54 U.S. crude for July delivery expired on Monday, settling down $2.62 at $66.93 a barrel. London Brent crude fell 34 cents to $66.64.
"The stock markets and global economic outlook pushed oil through key support levels but they now seem to be finding support at around $67 on WTI (U.S. crude) and $66 on front month Brent," said Christopher Bellew, a broker at Bache Commodities.

- Pretax RoE Private Clients Ops To Top 30% By 2012
- CFO Repeats Won't Pay Dividend For 2009
- 2010 Div Payment Would Hinge On Profitability
- No All-Clear Yet On Financial Markets Crisis
- Crisis Repercussions To Last Next 3-6 Quarters
- CFO Says Bank Will Stick To Business Model
- CFO Sees No Cap Pressure For Use Of Bad Bank
- Backs View Of No Need For Additional Govt Aid
- Targets Eurohypo Pft,Earn Cost Of Cap Before Sale

Existing home sales for May came in at an annualized rate of 4.77 million units, which is slightly below the rate of 4.82 million units that was widely forecast. May sales also mark the highest annualized sales rate since October's rate of 4.94 million units. Given that data for April was revised moderately lower to reflect an annualized rate of 4.66 million units, sales for May reflect a month-over-month increase of 2.4%, which is below the 3.0% increase that was widely expected. Meanwhile, the House Price Index for April decreased 0.1%. It was expected to decline 0.4%. The data come as the most meaningful dose of news this session. Stocks are showing a negative reaction to the data.

- Corporate, Private Clients Business Still Subdued
- CFO Repeats Group Won't Achieve 2009 Net Profit
- Sees 09 Op Pft In Med-Sized Corp,Pvt Clients Ops
- CFO Expects No 2009 Op Profit In CEE Business
- No Forecast For Overall 2009 Write-Downs
- CFO Sees 09 Write-Downs Structured Pdts Below 08

- Sees Very Important Progress On Tax Transparency
- Good Reception For Country-By-Country Tax Reporting
- Must Bring Developing Countries Into Tax Info Process

Despite a positive tone to premarket trading, the major indices are moving lower following a choppy start. The overall picture is now rather mixed.

- US May Median Existing Home Price -16.8% On Yr To $173,000
- Inventory Of Unsold US Homes At 9.6 Months Supply
- US May Existing Home Sales Consensus 4.80M Rate

Stocks were headed for a higher opening on Tuesday morning as investors reacted to Moody's saying it will maintain the United States' credit rating at triple-A. They also awaited the beginning of the two-day meeting of the Federal Reserve.Futures measure current index values against perceived future performance and offer an indication of how markets may open when trading begins in New York. "We have a little bit of a bounce, a very contained bounce, at the opening here," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist for Avalon Partners.

After rising 1.15% so far today from 1.3850 opening price to post 1.4008 as intra-week high ahead of the US session. Since the early European morning, EUR/USD has risen 170 pips from 1.3830 to post intra-week high in recovery path from rejection movement in 1.4012, last Friday high. Currently the pair is trading around 1.3990/1.4000. Resistance levels lie at 1.4000/15 (Jun 18 and 19 high) and 1.4040. On the downside, downside reaction from current levels could find support at 1.3900/20, and below here, intra-day low at 1.3825 (Jun 22 low) and 1.3785.

The data released
05:00 Japan Leading indicators composite index (April) final 76.2 - 76.5
05:00 Japan Coincident indicators composite index (April) final 86.0 - 85.8
06:45 France Consumer spending (May) -0.2% -0.3% 0.5 (0.7)%
06:45 France Consumer spending (May) Y/Y -1.6% -0.6% 0.6%
06:50 France Business confidence (June) 75 74 73 (72)
07:00 France PMI (June) flash 45.5 45.0 43.3
07:00 France PMI services (June) flash 47.5 48.5 48.3
07:30 Germany PMI (June) flash 40.5 40.9 39.6
07:30 Germany PMI services (June) flash 44.3 46.0 45.2
08:00 EU(16) PMI (June) flash 42.4 42.0 40.7
08:00 EU(16) PMI services (June) flash 44.5 45.6 44.8

The dollar declined against the euro on speculation the Federal Reserve will temper expectations for an interest-rate increase this year amid signs the recovery will be weaker than economists projected.
The U.S. currency also dropped versus the yen as the Federal Open Market Committee prepared to start a two-day rate- setting meeting today. A report tomorrow may show U.S. durable- goods orders declined in May, according to a survey.
There’s a 40% chance the Fed will raise interest rates by at least a quarter-percentage point to 0.5% by December, fed funds futures showed today.
U.S. wealth may take 15 years to rebound, Edmund Phelps, a professor at Columbia University and winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize for economics, said in a Bloomberg Television interview yesterday. The World Bank said yesterday the global recession will be deeper than it earlier forecast.

EUR/USD opened around $1.3835. Downside momentum gained pace into early Europe, taking the rate down to retest overnight Asian lows. Move bottomed out at $1.3828, with French names said to have been the main buyers. A move above $1.3900 topped out at $1.3970.

EUR/USD: $1.3800, $1.3750. Exotic; $1.3600
USD/JPY: Y95.75, Y95.00, Y94.85, Y96.80
AUS/USD: $0.7850/60

EUR/GBP slowly pressing lower, as rate corrects morning rally to stg0.8580. Rate currently trades around stg0.8564. Support noted atstg0.8540, a break below to boost hopes for a deeper move back toward stg0.8500.

GBP/USD holds around $1.6300 as sterling begins to extend recovery, euro-sterling easing off extended highs of stg0.8580 to stg0.8565. Cable resistance seen at $1.6325/35. A break above to open a move on toward $1.6350.

EUR/JPY bounces back from early European lows under Y131.50 now extending above Y132.60. Offers noted around the Y133.00 area (Asia high Y132.98), more at Y133.25/30 with stops above.

The yen rose broadly on Tuesday, hitting a one-month high against the euro and a three-week high against the dollar, benefiting from creeping doubts about the sustainability of any economic recovery.
Concerns about reserve diversification away from U.S. assets caused the dollar to turn lower against the euro after Moody's said one risk to the U.S.' triple-A rating is if the dollar is challenged as the main reserve currency.
Investors were also cautious ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy decision on Wednesday and this week's record $104 billion sale of U.S. debt.
"People are wary of buying dollars until the U.S. bond auctions are out of the way," SEB's currency strategist Johan Javeus said.

AUS/USD bounces back from early European lows under $0.7800 extended into $0.7882. Rate triggered reported offers at $0.7850/60.

EUR/USD moves into the arera of reported offers between $1.3940/50, with traders mention stops on a break of $1.3960. Earlier reports placed next resistance/offers at $1.3970 ahead of $1.4000.

Resistance 3: Y97.20
Resistance 2: Y96.30
Resistance 1: Y95.50
Current price: Y95.33
Support 1: Y94.40
Support 2: Y93.80
Support 3: Y92.50
COMMENTS: Techs on dollar hasn't changed. Minor support comes at Jun lows on Y94.40. Below - on Y93.80 (May 21-22 lows). A strong level of support comes near Y92,50 (61,8% FIBO of Y87,00-Y101,40 growth). The nearest resistance is on Y95.50 (Jun 17-18 lows). Above the upside target is around Y96.30 (a yesterday's high). Further rise may extend to Y97.20 (Jun 19 high).

Resistance 3:Chf1.1030
Resistance 2:Chf1.0980
Resistance 1:Chf1.0880
Current price: Chf 1.0793
Support 1:Chf1.0760
Support 2:Chf1.0650
Support 3:Chf1.0580
СOMMENTS: Dollar remains under pressure with support comes atr Chf1.0760 (Jun 17-19 lows). Further decline may extend to Chf1.0650 (Jun 11 lows). Below market's focus will move to Jun 03 lows on Chf1.0680. Resistance remains at channel line from Apr 22 (Chf1.0880). Above the target comes at Chf1.0980 (Jun highs) and Chf1.1030 (38,2 % FIBO of Chf1.1730-Chf1.0590 falling).

Resistance 3:$1.6600
Resistance 2:$1.6500
Resistance 1:$1.6380
Current price: $1.6323
Support 1: $1.6200
Support 2: $1.6100
Support 3: $1.5920
COMMENTS: Sterling fell in Europe, but currently tried to recover. Strong resistance comes at $1.6380 (50% Fibo of pound's decline from Friday). Further recover will extend to Monday's highs on $1.6500. Break above opens the way to $1.6660 (8-months highs). Strong suport is at $1.6200. Below losses may widen to $1.6100 and $1.5920.

Resistance 3:$1.4180
Resistance 2:$1.4000
Resistance 1:$1.3940
Current price: $1.3855
Support 1: $1.3830
Support 2: $1.3720
Support 3: $1.3670
COMMENTS: Rate currently probes the uper bound of the triangle on the hourly charts, coming at $1.3940. Break above will strengthen the bullish momentum and open the way to $1.4000. Above gains may extend to $1.4180 (Jun 11 high). Support comes at recent lows on $1.3830. Below correction may widen to $1.3720 (May 13 highs and May 21 lows), then - to the lower bgound of the mentioned-above triangle at $1.3670.

GBP/USD snaps back from around $1.6210 to current $1.6268. Bids remain intact ahead of the figure with stops sub $1.6190.

The FTSE-100 has been in and out of positive territory in early trade Tuesday, currently down 7pts (-0.2%). Mining stocks are once again in focus this morning after Anglo American (AAL) firmly rejected the merger approach from rival Xstrata (XTA), with Anglo American now underperforming, and with Xstrata holding firm. Oil stocks are also outperforming slightly, despite the drop in crude prices overnight, with BP (BP.) and BG Group (BG.) leading the sector. Elsewhere in Europe, the CAC-40 isdown 15pts (-0.5%), and the Xetra-DAX is down 12pts (-0.3%).

- Can hope worst over for eurozone
- Disinflation fasrter than expected
- Can expect economic stabilization end-year, recovery 2010
- ECB must be ready to absorb liquidity as soon as needed
- Monetary policy must be eased without jeopardizing price stability

GBP/USD drops back from recovery highs at $1.6330 as sterling sold off on the back of reported comments from BOE Dale. Rate moves down to extend lows to $1.6220 after stops were triggered through $1.6240. Cable currently trades back around $1.6241. Bids remain inplace at $1.6220, more toward $1.6200 with further mention of stops placed on a break of $1.6190.

The yen rose to a one-month high against the euro as Asian stocks slumped on concern the global recession will be prolonged, spurring demand for the relative safety of Japan’s currency.
The yen strengthened against all 16 most-traded currencies before a U.S. report tomorrow that economists say will show durable-goods orders declined in May. Japan’s currency also gained for a third day against the dollar after the World Bank yesterday forecast the global recession will be deeper than it earlier projected.
The yen typically strengthens in times of financial turmoil as Japan’s trade surplus makes the currency attractive as it means the nation does not have to rely on overseas lenders.
U.S. durable-goods orders fell 0.9 percent in May after a 1.9 percent increase in April, a separate survey showed before the Commerce Department report tomorrow.
The euro fell for a second day against the yen on speculation European Central Bank officials will today signal they may keep borrowing costs low to counter the 16-nation region’s recession.

EUR/USD the pair could not overcome resistance in the field of a yesterday's low $1,3830 therefore raised in area $1,3900

The yen and dollar advanced versus most of their major counterparts as the World Bank said the global recession will be deeper than it predicted in March, encouraging safety demand. The global economy will contract 2.9% this year, the World Bank forecast in a report, compared with a previous estimate of a 1.7% decline.
The Australian dollar and Norway’s krone were the biggest losers against the dollar and yen as prices of crude oil and copper tumbled. Australia’s currency gained 16% versus the dollar and yen in the past three months on speculation evidence the worst of the recession is over will spur carry trades.
The Japanese and U.S. currencies also strengthened after Iran’s government said at least 17 people were killed during protests over this month’s disputed election.
The greenback may reverse its advance and weaken on speculation the Fed will craft its statement to keep interest rates down, some analysts said.
The euro stayed lower even after a gauge of German business confidence rose for a third month in June, providing further evidence that the recession is easing.
The Ifo institute in Munich said its business climate index, based on a survey of 7,000 executives, increased to 85.9, from 84.3 in May, more than the median-estimate of forecasts.

EUR/USD begun session in the field of $1,3950 the pair shown low in area $1,3820. By the end of session the rate returned a part of the lost positions

EUR/USD $1.3800, $1.3750, $1.3600
USD/JPY Y95.75, Y96.80
AUD/USD $0.7850/60

Japan's benchmark stock indices ended Tuesday's session sharply lower, although just off the day's worst levels, as the overnight slide on Wall Street hit investor confidence. The Nikkei 225
was lower by 276.66 points, or 2.82%, to stand at 9549.61. The broader-based TOPIX was 20.79 points lower at 901.69. Volume for the Nikkei constituents totalled a preliminary 1.609 bln shares, with 8 issues trading higher, 214 lower and 3 unchanged.

Japanese stocks advanced, led by breweries and carmakers after Credit Suisse Group AG raised its rating on the nation’s beverage industry and a newspaper said Nissan Motor Co. will build a U.S. factory to make electric cars.
Sapporo Holdings Ltd. surged 18 percent after Credit Suisse lifted its rating to “outperform,” while Kirin Holdings Co. rose 1.8 percent.
Nissan, Japan’s No. 3 automaker, added 5.6 percent.
Inpex lost 2.4 percent to 749,000 yen, while closest domestic rival Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. slipped 3 percent to 5,120 yen after oil prices fell the most in two weeks.
Kamigumi Co., a provider of port-harbor transport services, jumped 5.2 percent to 805 yen, and Mitsubishi Logistics Corp. added 5 percent to 1,049 yen.
Fuji Electric Holdings Co. surged 12 percent, while Furukawa Electric Co. rallied 7.4 percent.

European stocks fell the most in two months, while a gauge of volatility posted the biggest surge since November, as the World Bank said the global recession will be deeper this year than it predicted in March.
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, Europe’s largest oil producer, and StatoilHydro ASA declined more than 4 percent as crude traded at $67 a barrel.
Renault SA sank 7.9 percent after Standard & Poor’s cut its credit rating for the carmaker.
Anglo American Plc rallied 4.6 percent after Xstrata Plc proposed a “merger of equals” with the mining company.
In Germany, the Ifo institute’s business climate index rose for a third month in June after the measure reached a 26-year low in March. U.K. home sellers lowered asking prices in June for the first time in five months as banks scaled back lending, according to a report by Rightmove Plc.
CRH Plc, the world’s second-largest maker and distributor of building materials, dropped 5.9 percent to 16.94 euros in Dublin trading, while Spain’s Grupo Ferrovial SA declined 5.3 percent to 20.13 euros.

Stocks sank Monday, ending at three-week lows, as the World Bank's weak outlook on global growth and a selloff in commodity prices sent investors heading for the exits.
Oil and gold prices slumped and the dollar was mixed. Treasury prices rallied as investors sought safety, sending the corresponding yields lower.
The World Bank cut its 2009 forecast, predicting that global growth will shrink by 2.9% versus its earlier forecast for a 1.7% contraction. Global trade is expected to plummet 9.7% this year, it said. Developing countries have been especially hard, with the exception of booming China and India.
Stock declines were broad based, with 27 out of 30 Dow issues falling, led by Chevron (CVX, Fortune 500) and Exxon Mobil (XOM, Fortune 500), which fell in tune with the price of oil.
Other big Dow losers included Boeing (BA, Fortune 500), IBM (IBM, Fortune 500), Hewlett-Packard (HPQ, Fortune 500), 3M (MMM, Fortune 500) and United Technologies (UTX, Fortune 500).

Resistance 3: Y97.20
Resistance 2: Y96.30
Resistance 1: Y95.50
Current price: Y95.05
Support 1: Y94.40
Support 2: Y93.80
Support 3: Y92.50
COMMENTS: The yen continues to become stronger against dollar. The nearest support is low of June on Y94.40. Below - on Y93.80 (May 21-22 lows). A strong level of support is Y92,50 (61,8% FIBO of Y87,00-Y101,40 growth). The nearest resistance is on Y95.50 (area of June 17-18 lows). Above the purpose of growth becomes Y96.30 (a yesterday's high). Further is not excluded growth to Y97,20 (June 19 high).

Resistance 3:Chf1.1030
Resistance 2:Chf1.0980
Resistance 1:Chf1.0880
Current price: Chf 1.0865
Support 1:Chf1.0830
Support 2:Chf1.0760
Support 3:Chf1.0650
СOMMENTS: The pair remains in the field of a channel line from Apr 22 (Chf1.0880). Above the purpose of growth becomes Chf1.0980 (high of June) and Chf1.1030 (38,2 % FIBO of Chf1,1730-Chf1,0590 falling). The nearest support is located in the field of Chf1.0830 (MA(200) for Н1), more important - on Chf1.0760 (area of low June 17-19). Further decrease is probable to Chf1.0650 (low of June 11).

Resistance 3:$1.6600
Resistance 2:$1.6500
Resistance 1:$1.6400
Current price: $1.6323
Support 1: $1.6260
Support 2: $1.6200
Support 3: $1.6100
COMMENTS: The pair remains under pressure. The nearest support is located in the field of a session low on $1.6260, further - $1.6200 (area of last week's low). Below are possible losses up to $1.6100. The nearest resistance is $1.6400 (MA(200) for Н1), which capture will open road to yesterday's high on $1.6500. Overcoming of this mark will open road for growth to $1,6660 (eight month high).

Resistance 3:$1.4300
Resistance 2:$1.4180
Resistance 1:$1.4000
Current price: $1.3855
Support 1: $1.3830
Support 2: $1.3720
Support 3: $1.3610
COMMENTS: The pair is consolidated in a narrow range. The nearest support there is a yesterday's session low $1.3830. Below correction may reach $1.3720 (area of May 13 high and May 21 low) and 50,0% FIBO of $1,2880-$ 1,4330 growth on $1.3610. Resistance comes at yesterday’s highs on $1.4000 with a break above will target $1.4180 (peak of June 11). Above resistance is around $1.4330 (six-month high).

High Low Close
EUR/USD 1.3949 1.3825 1.3852
GBP/USD 1.6506 1.6318 1.6342
USD/JPY 96.30 97.50 95.93
USD/CHF 1.0896 1.0795 1.0864

EUR/JPY 134.27 132.45 132.91
EUR/GBP 0.8475 0.8403 0.8474
GBP/JPY 158.86 156.37 156.77
GBP/CHF 1.7928 1.7731 1.7755

Change % Change Last
Nikkei +40.01 (+0.4%) 9826.27
Topix +3.51 (+0.4%) 922.48
FTSE -111.88 (-2.57%) 4234.05
DAX -146.06 (-3.02%) 4693.40
CAC -98.02 (-3.04%) 3123.25
Dow -200.72 (-2.35%) 8339.01
NASDAQ -61.28 (-3.35%) 1766.19
S&P -28.19 (-3.06%) 893.04
NYMEX Crude Oil -2.62 (-3.77%) $66.93

05:00 Japan Leading Economic Index (Apr) 75.5
06:00 Germany Gfk Consumer Confidence Survey (Jul) 2.5 2.5
06:15 Switzerland Trade Balance (May) 1.86B 2.56B
07:30 Germany Purchasing Manager Index Services (Jun) 46.0 45.2
07:30 Germany Purchasing Manager Index Manufacturing (Jun) 40.9 39.6
08:00 European Monetary Union Purchasing Manager Index Manufacturing (Jun) 42.0 40.7
08:30 UK BBA Mortgage Approvals Low volatility expected 29.5K 27.7K
14:00 USA Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index (Jun) 6 4
14:00 USA Housing Price Index (MoM) (May) -0.3% -1.1%
14:00 USA Existing Home Sales (MoM) (May) 2.6% 2.9%
14:00 USA Existing Home Sales (May) 4.80M 4.68M
21:00 USA ABC/Washington Post Consumer Confidence (Jun 21) -49